Wohnanlage mit historischem Flair auf Parkgrundstück mit eigenem See für Natur- und Tierliebhaber!

The castle, first mentioned in 1096, served as the seat of the noble von Bocholtz family for over 500 years. Its history is reflected in the 14th-century residential tower standing 21.5 meters tall and the impressive gatehouse built in 1450. After being destroyed during the Seven Years’ War, it was later converted for civilian use. The extensive, park-like grounds cover approximately 61,000 square meters and include horse meadows, an equestrian arena, a pond complex, fruit orchards, and a herb garden.

Since 1988, comprehensive renovations have been carried out, including new roofs, a solar system, land expansion, high-quality modernized residential units, an office wing with winter garden, event spaces, and a private chapel. The historic gatehouse has been preserved in its original structure.

Facilities & Features (Brief Overview)
The castle complex comprises three separate, well-equipped residential units (100 m², 105 m², 130 m²), two of which have private gardens and modern building technology. The main house offers approximately 430 m² of living space, including a winter garden, wellness area, office rooms, three tiled stoves, and a spacious open-plan kitchen.

Additionally, there are around 250 m² of event space, a chapel within the historic gatehouse (1450), several utility and storage rooms, a vaulted cellar, wine cellar, workshop, and a large barn (two floors, approx. 800 m²).

Property details: approximately 61,000 m² with about 600 meters of road frontage, as well as field and farm roads.
Rental income (net): €170,000 per year.

The extensive grounds feature horse meadows, an equestrian arena, four horse stalls (expandable), and two separate stables for donkeys. The horsekeeping is designed to be species-appropriate, integrated into the natural surroundings, and offers ideal conditions for horse and animal lovers. The estate is further complemented by a approximately 2,500 m² pond complex with a stream, fruit orchards, old fruit varieties in an alley, mature oak trees, and over 1 km of beech hedges.

Nettetal am Niederrhein is idyllically situated within the Maas-Schwalm-Nette Nature Park on the German-Dutch border, near Düsseldorf, Mönchengladbach, and Venlo. The town, with around 43,000 inhabitants, offers twelve lakes, forests, heathlands, and a variety of recreational and educational facilities. All daily necessities are available in the immediate vicinity.